A self-styled “speakeasy” on a quiet corner in the West Village is making life miserable for its neighbors, with tipsy revelers knocking on residents’ doors all night long trying to find the unmarked establishment.

Hudson Clearwater, at Hudson and Morton streets, has no sign, and closes the curtains and locks its front door at night, when hard-partying patrons come and go through an unmarked side door, according to legal papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court seeking to force the State Liquor Authority to yank the bar’s license.

“Clearwater’s speakeasy gimmick has attracted a significant late-night crowd to its establishment,” according to the papers, filed by Robert Ely, a lawyer and Community Board 2 member.